Official Review: Kuimba by Priscilla B Shuler

Post by **Jennifer Donovan Smith** » 29 Dec 2019, 23:27

This sounds like an intriguing story of hope and miracles set in a period when African Americans were still struggling in the American South despite the end of slavery.

Verna Coy · Post by **Verna Coy** » 29 Dec 2019, 23:29

This sounds like an interesting storyline! Unique characters and the addition of faith and its influence throughout the book will be popular with many readers. Thanks for the great review!

Jordan David · Post by **Chelsy Scherba** » 29 Dec 2019, 23:34

I’m not sure what to expect as far as character-driven plots, but the main character sounds interesting with his unusual eye color.

LiannaPrudz · Post by **LiannaPrudz** » 29 Dec 2019, 23:38

The review is great and the book sounds captivating especially the unique eye color of the child.

OliviaLouise · Post by **OliviaLouise** » 29 Dec 2019, 23:43

The impact of sharecropping has always been an area of interest for me. I am interested in this one. Great review!

Samy Lax · Post by **Samy Lax** » 29 Dec 2019, 23:46

This book sounds wonderful! I would read the book just to see how the parents reacted when they found out that the eyes of their infant were blue! The story is one offering hope to those who have lost hope. A great read!

Daniel_ · Post by **Daniel_** » 29 Dec 2019, 23:51

This sounds like a book I should enjoy.
I'm not a fan of this genre, but I love this storyline.
Thanks for the great review.

Nizar Ali Shah · Post by **Nizar Ali Shah** » 29 Dec 2019, 23:53

This is a historical fiction about a very special boy to a sharecropper.The child was according to her mother was different from other children.He could not speak, however his touch provided healing to any creature in the world seems interesting and astonishing as well.

Washboard · Post by **Washboard** » 29 Dec 2019, 23:56

I am glad to hear this book has a balance of addressing important issues while being uplifting. Great review!

Jeremie Mondejar · Post by **Jeremie Mondejar** » 30 Dec 2019, 00:16

The story is quite unique as I sampled the book. Kuimba's presence brought forth blessings to their town everytime he cried with a tone of a song. Such an amazing story of hope.

InStoree · Post by **InStoree** » 30 Dec 2019, 00:17

May I just start by saying how this is one of the most beautiful introductions I have read so far? In the first phase, I was impressed by the hypnotizing cover of the book. Absolutely exceptional! After reading your review, I thought I shouldn't miss this book. Thank you for the wonderful recommendation!